Tabbing with in groups of cells?

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dlukaart

Is there a way to set a group of cells to tab through on a form.
cannot tab without going all the way across the page. Any help would b
appreciated
 
Hi
highlight the area first. After this 'tab' through the selected area
 
Hi dlukaart

If you select the range first you can use the Tab key or enter key.
Select A1:C10 for example and try it

Or in 2002/2003 you can
Uncheck locked in the group of cells
Protect you sheet and uncheck select protected cells

If you use a plder version you nee VBA code.
If you want that post back
 
Ron
Or in 2002/2003 you can
Uncheck locked in the group of cells
Protect you sheet and uncheck select protected cells

Works fine in Excel 97 also. Don't know about 2000.

dlukaart

Have a look at the results of a google search.

http://snipurl.com/817e

Gord Dibben Excel MVP
 
Hey Gord,

For the ocasional times when your ranges get too big, check out this old
post from Dave Peterson.

It's so simple, that even I used it.
And I'm one who stays away from code.

http://tinyurl.com/ypk2j
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HTH,

RD
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"Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca> wrote in message
Ron
Or in 2002/2003 you can
Uncheck locked in the group of cells
Protect you sheet and uncheck select protected cells

Works fine in Excel 97 also. Don't know about 2000.

dlukaart

Have a look at the results of a google search.

http://snipurl.com/817e

Gord Dibben Excel MVP
 
Hi Gord

This is not possible in 97/2000

A user can't select any cells outside the range with unprotected cell
(also not with the arrow keys)
And you don't have to select the range
 

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